Fitter​/Fabricator

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Job Title: Fitter / Fabricator

Shift: 1st Shift: Monday - Friday 6:00am - 4:30pm

Location: (Gardner Denver Nash - 2150 A E Moore Rd. Moody, AL 35004)

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The Welder/Fitter/Fabricator will work under limited supervision and will perform a variety of welding duties efficiently with high‑quality results.

• Perform specialized welding:
  Weld nickel 55/45 wire to cast iron for filler applications, rebuilding or filling in part erosion or cavitation, following technical specifications.
• Fabricate and weld various materials:
  Perform welding on stainless steel (316L/304), mild steel, and stainless plate to cast iron using MIG, TIG, and Stick welding methods.
• Operate welding and cutting equipment:
  Effectively use welding machines (MIG, Stick, TIG), plasma cutters, and air arch gougers to meet fabrication requirements.
• Plate rolling and CNC plasma table operation:
  Utilize plate rollers to shape metal and operate CNC plasma tables for precise cutting tasks.
• Blueprint interpretation and layout:
  Read blueprints to accurately lay out bolt circles, radii, angles, and other precise measurements using tape measures and other tools.
• Material handling and equipment operation:
  Safely operate overhead cranes and forklifts to move and position materials for fabrication.
• Ensure quality and certification compliance:
  Pass weld certification/plate tests and adhere to industry standards for high‑quality welds and materials.
• Collaboration and safety:
  Maintain a clean and safe work environment, work well with team members, and cross‑train to assist and help others in the shop.

• Welding experience and skills: 2+ years of experience in welding, with the ability to weld stainless steel (316L/304), mild steel, and stainless plate to cast iron using MIG, TIG, and Stick welding techniques.
• Welding equipment proficiency: 2+ years of experience operating and maintaining various welding and cutting equipment, including MIG and Stick welders, TIG welder, plasma cutter, air arch gouger, plate roller, and CNC plasma table.
• Blueprint interpretation and layout skills: 2+ years of experience reading/interpreting blueprints and accurately laying out bolt circles, radii, degrees, and angles, as well as using a tape measure…